John Pavlick Miles for Meso 8K and Family Fun Run

http://www.johnpavlickfightmeso.com

From: Karen Spracher [mailto:kac3k3j3@yahoo.com]
   

Joe -- this is Karen -- Could you PLEASE customize/edit the message below and send it out to the Class of 70 folks you have email for?   I would love to have an annual class team running -- Olga would be so jazzed!  This is what I am  sending out to friends, family, anyone I have email addresses for!...  It would be awesome to have a class presence and be able to track it.  Are there any serious runners willing to pull a team together (we have a golf group after all)?  I promise (well, actually not me, it was another humble guy) whatever you can do to help will be paid back 10-fold when you get to heaven.  Thanks so much, you don't even have to use this message, do whatever you think will work (e.g., OPORD, silver bullets, IOUs).  

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Bill and I hope you can join us on the 29th for the Miles for Meso (Mesothelioma) race at Burke Lake Park.  Bill will be running, I will be walking, and we hope many of you will be there alongside us supporting the effort.  Please visit the website to learn more.  John Pavlick, Bill's West Point roommate and our beloved friend, was taken from his loved ones way too soon by this horrible disease.  Olga and his children are dedicated to not only raising awareness, but doing all they can to help others affected by the disease.  We want to support their effort.

Look and learn (and register!) at the website http://www.johnpavlickfightmeso.com/

PAY IT FORWARD -- pass this on to whomever you can -- runners, walkers, family trotters, philanthropists, cancer survivors, friends, relatives, co-workers -- anyone you think may be inspired to participate in the event and/or donate to the cause.  Post the flier at work, church, your grocery store, anywhere you think it will help.  If you know people or companies that would like to sponsor, contact Olga ASAP (she is copied in).

God bless you friends.  We have so much to be grateful for.  Please do what you can to support the Meso Race for the Cure.

Thank you,

Bill and Karen Spracher

PS--email back if you are coming so we will know to look for you!!!

Roland Carter’s burial service at Arlington National Cemetery

Roland Carter’s burial service at Arlington National Cemetery is schedule for Wednesday, November 7,  2012 at 3 PM. 

We will send out more details when they are available.

Mike Streff

Michael J. Streff

Vice President, Resource & Force Management

CALIBRE

703.797.8820

www.calibresys.com

Colorado Trail Hike (E2) for NCEA

From: Fischerdedog <fischerdedog@sopris.net>
Date: August 2, 2012 12:21:43 EDT
To: "Frank Monaco" <frank.j.monaco@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: Colorado Trail Trek for NCEA
Reply-To: <Fischerdedog@sopris.net>

Frank:

 

Whit and I have completed our hike on the Colorado Trail.  Whit had to drop out due to high altitude pulmonary edema symptoms at mile 358.  I finished the hike on the 26th of July with 468 miles.......one segment was impassable to our llamas.

 

Attached are a few photos from the trip for posting in appropriate Class information sites.  One is me at the end of the Trail, one is Whit on top of 14,000 foot San Luis Peak, and the last is Whit fording Cochetopa Creek with Howell and Sneffels, our two llamas.

 

Dave

David Schroeder 970-984-3565

Army Scholarship Foundation

www.armyscholarshipfoundation.org

11700 Preston Road  |  Suite 660-301  |  Dallas, TX 75230

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News

Release date:  1 August 2012       For more information contact: Jeff Gault 703-599-8029 or

jeff.gault@ArmyScholarshipFoundation.org

Dallas, Texas: The Army Scholarship Foundation has awarded its 2012-2013 Lieutenant Scott Love Memorial Scholarship to Mr Trent Brock of Ft Campbell, KY.  Mr Brock is the son of Chief Warrant Officer and Mrs Jonathan Brock.  CWO Brock is assigned to the 1^st Battalion, 160^th Special Operations Aviation Regiment at Fort Campbell.  Mr Brock is a senior at Western Kentucky University, where he is majoring in broadcasting and performing art. 

Scott M. Love was born at Fort Campbell, Kentucky and graduated from high school in Huntsville, Alabama.  He graduated from Florida State University in 1996 and enlisted in the US Army in 1999 as a military intelligence specialist.  In 2003, Scott attended Officer Candidate School. Following completion of OCS and other courses at Fort Benning, Scott was assigned as a platoon leader with 2nd Battalion, 6th Infantry stationed at Baumholder, Germany. His unit deployed to Kuwait in November 2005 with Scott's platoon assigned as part of Task Force 1-35 Armor when he was killed at Ar Ramadi, Iraq. 

The Army Scholarship Foundation was founded in 2001 to provide scholarships to deserving sons and daughters of US Army soldiers and Army veterans, and to spouses of enlisted active duty soldiers.  The Foundation is sustained by the generous donations of its supporters and volunteers.  Tax deductible contributions can be sent to the Army Scholarship Foundation, 1700 Preston Road, Suite 660-301, Dallas, Texas 75230.  To support the Foundation, establish a memorial scholarship, or to learn more about The Army Scholarship Foundation, please visit www.ArmyScholarshipFoundation.org.